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Hands use a keyboard at a workstation equipped with a braille display.neurofunken / ideas

An accessible checkout starts with the complete purchase journey.

Test one purchase or booking journey with a keyboard and screen reader, prioritise barriers and fix the agreed issues.

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BiPRO insurer correspondence: retrieval is only the beginning.

Transfer insurer correspondence from one partner into existing broker, customer or document systems and make uncertain assignments visible.

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Components, a caliper and blank product tags are arranged on a light work surface.neurofunken / ideas

BMEcat from Excel: understand the product data first.

Prepare product data from Excel, an ERP or a PIM for a sales partner and deliver an agreed catalogue.

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Buy a website or choose ongoing care: what suits your start?

One-off development or ongoing care: consider everyday work, the included scope and costs over the full term. A practical comparison for your first website.

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CBAM data: dependable mappings instead of scattered spreadsheets.

Match import data and supplier evidence for a clarified CBAM process. Make missing information and data versions visible.

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Preparing for the CRA: an SBOM needs a working process.

Assess components, vulnerability handling and technical evidence for one software product. Prepare an SBOM and a verifiable process.

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Connecting DATEV: choose the data service before the interface.

Transfer documents and structured invoice or accounting data from one source system to the appropriate DATEV data service.

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A product passport starts with its sources, not its QR code.

Bring product information and evidence together from existing systems. Test the data path to a suitable passport solution for one product family.

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Digital signatures: connect document version, status and evidence.

Connect a suitable signing service with document creation, signing and storage. Keep status and evidence together.

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Setting up DMARC: find every legitimate sender first.

Identify your domain's sending routes, align SPF, DKIM and DMARC, and investigate rejected or unusual business email.

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E-invoicing and Peppol: clarity before buying new software.

What is already required, what can your existing software do and when is Peppol useful? Separate invoice format, transmission and workflow with a self-check, free PDF guide and clearly scoped advice.

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From MT940 to camt: more than a different filename.

Retrieve statements through your existing bank connections and make structured transaction data usable in your business software.

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